Biography
Andrew London is a notable figure in the film industry, recognized for his contributions as a sound designer and editor. His work in these roles has significantly shaped the auditory experience of several notable films. London's career spans at least two decades, with his earliest credited work being in the 1980 biographical drama, "Coal Miner's Daughter," where he served as the sound editor. In this role, he was responsible for manipulating and enhancing the film's soundtrack to create a more immersive viewing experience. London's expertise was further showcased in the 1983 psychological horror film, "Psycho II," where he took on the role of sound designer. This position allowed him to create and manipulate sound effects, dialogue, and music to evoke specific emotions and enhance the film…
